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jQuery object itself is created inside anonymous function and it uses closure for accessing global (global for other jQuery functions) array inside this functions. So, as result: jQuery in iframe and jQuery in the top window have different data array. If you need top level data, use window.top.jQuery('#div1').data('test1') (please note that default context for jQuery is document, where it was initially created, so using "top level jQuery" we don't need to specify top level document.
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